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JULY 2014 | CNH |

TABLE OF CONTENTSCOVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TABLE OF CONTENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LETTER FROM THE LTG . . . . . . . . . . . . . .LETTER FROM THE EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . CONTACT INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . INTERNATIONAL UPDATE / ICON . . . . . .DISTRICT UPDATE / SPRING BOARD . . .DISTRICT UPDATE / SPRING BOARD . . .DISTRICT UPDATE / DCON 2015 . . . . . .KEY PLAYERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . COLORS OF LUPUS / DURANGO. . . . . .CMNH / CENTENNIAL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NORTHWEST KC / BANQUET . . . . . . . . . SPRINKLER SPRINT RUN . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SPRINKLER SPRINT RUN . . . . . . . . . . . . . .UPCOMING DATES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .JULY CALENDAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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AARON QUIAMZON - EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTD28WEST.EA@GMAIL.COM

TYLER SU - DIVISION EDITORD28WEST.DNE@GMAIL.COM

TRINA KATRINA HUA - DIVISION SECRETARY.D28WEST.DSEC@GMAIL.COM

ANDREA - DIVISION SPECIALISTANDREA - DIVISION SPECIALIST D28W.SPEC@GMAIL.COM

SHELDON WONG D28W.CNHKC.LTG@GMAIL.COMLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

MRS. ALYSON PALMERAPALMER@INTERACT.CCSD.NETREGIONAL ADVISOR

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Hello Seamonkeys!

How has the weather been treating you? Summer isfinally here! I hope all of you have had a fun, friendspacked month of service so far. Although we are allon break from school, that doesn’t mean we haveto take a break from volunteering as well. Take theextra time during summer and put it to good use! extra time during summer and put it to good use!

Aside from volunteering, I hope all of you are having a great vacation.Stay cool and hydrated! In no time, we will be welcoming fall and bundlingup in layers; enjoy it while it lasts. A July DCM (Divisional Council Meeting)will be held this month at Desert Breeze Park. If you can attend, please do!

As always and bubbling with service,

Tyler SuREMINDER

D28W EDITOR

These Key Clubbers andseveral others teamedtogether to show why theylove Key Club! Key Club isin over 32 countries, hasapprox. 5,000 clubs, and260,000 members world-260,000 members world-wide. It’s nice to cometogether -- even if it’sthrough Twitter -- to recognize how Key Clubhas affected us!

ADD YOUR REASON USING #BECAUSEOFKEYCLUB

JOSH JONESCENTENNIALPRESIDENT

We helped set up and cleanup for this event, while our club made some donations that went towards the Lupus programs. There were recognitions for Lupus survivors with some activities that included electric candle lights and balloons. The survivors themselves told their own stories while everyone enjoyed the get-together at West Flamingo Park.

JAMIE CULILAPDURANGO HS

The Colors of Lupus Mission is: “Colors of Lupus Nevada is the first organization of its kind in Nevada. We’re devoted to improving the quality of life for Lupus sufferers, by providing urgently needed services to patients, and to raising awareness of the disease among medical professionals and the general public.

Centennial Key Club was awarded this trophy and plaque on May 28th by CMNH (Children's Miracle Network Hospitals). The trophy is a traveling trophy that can be won each year by a different school by raising more money for CMNH. The plaque will stay in their school forever! This was the first year in their school forever! This was the first year for this competition, and several of our clubs in 28W competed. Centennial was able toraise, in only two short months, $667.53! Jason Williams, who coordinates youth projects with CMNH that Key Clubbers can participate in, is pictured posing with the kids. JOSH JONES JOSH JONES CENTENNIAL KC PRESIDENT

CENTENNIALKEY CLUB RAISED

IN ONLY TWO MONTHS

CHILDREN’S MIRACLENETWORK HOSPITALS GOAL...

LEARN MORE AT: https://childrensmiraclenetworkhospitals.org/

When the school year comes to an end, the end of year banquet occurs. The banquet was a beautiful occasion with delicious food and laughs; I give big hugs and thanks to committee. As everyone talked of leaving, making memories, and knowing they made an impact on the world, a realization hit me that I too have done those things. During the school year, I have dedicated myself to being involved in Key Club. I attended most events, assisted with anything I could, and encouraged others to join. Looking back on the year, Key Club has shaped me to be a better person. It is not that I wasn’t a better person before; it is just that I shaped me to be a better person. It is not that I wasn’t a better person before; it is just that I have grown to be who I am now. Saying that may be redundant, but there is a difference. I seemyself displaying the core values, and I am just amazed of who I have become.

At the banquet, I was honored with being chosen member of the year along with mypeer Jared Lewis. My eyes lit up and my heart raced when my name was announced because I wasn’t expecting it. I was aware of all that I have done, but I didn’t know I would be recognized for it. Knowing that I was capable of receiving this honor makes me want to do even more. Even though the year is done, it doesn’t mean my service will stop here. I look forward to the future though the year is done, it doesn’t mean my service will stop here. I look forward to the future events and to the next school year.

REA SAYASNORTHWEST CTA

B anqueNORTHWEST CTA’SEND OF THE YEAR

NORTHWEST KEY CLUB MEMBERS GATHERED TO CELEBRATEOLD AND NEW BOARD -- A SAD AND HAPPY MOMENT!

Durango was located at the Shaved Ice Station where we provided cold snacks for the runners. We cheered on the participants and participated in the raffles. Our Key Club helped clean up afterwards and the money went towards the Josh Stevens Foundation.

NADINE TAINGDURANGO HS

UPCOMING EVENTS/DATES2014 | D28W

Fall Rally - November 15, 2014 - Six Flags Magic MountainDCM - Date: Nov.19, 2014 - Time: 5:00-6:00pm - Where: Spring Valley HS

Region Training Conference (RTC) - October 4, 2014 at Centennial HSDCM - Date/Time OCT. 15/5:00-6:00pm - Where: Centennial HS

JUNE //NO DCM, NO events

JULY // DCM - Date/Time: JULY 15 /10AM - Where: Desert Breeze ParkICON - JULY 2-6 in ANAHEIM, CA

AUG. // DCM - Date/Time: TBA/10AM - Where: Desert Breeze Park

SEPT. // DCM - Date: SEPT. 10, 2014 - Time: 5:00PM-6:00PM - Where: Southwest CTA

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JULYDCM

ICON 2014

NO JUNE DCM

ICON 2014 // JULY 2-6, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA

JULY DCM // JULY 15TH, 10AM, AT DESERT BREEZE PARK